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[ad_1] Share this article Companies in this article Like Xbox Game Pass before it, Apple Arcade is vying to prove that the subscription model can transform the games industry just as it has other forms of entertainment. However, unlike Game…

[ad_1] Revenue sharing has allowed great games to be made, says Unlock Audio’s Elliot Callighan, but it’s also used as a crutch by inexperienced teams Share this article Elliot Callighan is a composer and sound designer, and the owner of…

[ad_1] Gaming is something that for many is a weekly if not a daily activity that they enjoy. It spans across many decades dating right back to the ’80s. With new advancements in technology, video games are much more realistic…

[ad_1] Technological advances in the past decade have created entirely new career options. Platforms that didn’t exist 10 years ago have come to dominate the way we communicate, shop, and travel, opening up innovative fields of work and jobs to…

[ad_1] Thousands of games come out, with thousands of dollars in marketing. How are you supposed to compete with that? How do you stand out… with a marketing budget of $0? Let’s talk a little about the strategies we use…

[ad_1] Japanese animation studio Graphinica, Inc., creators of innovative TV and cinema animation productions, set out to discover whether it’s possible to produce theater-quality anime using real-time rendering. We collaborated with the studio to develop a proof of concept, then…

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[ad_1] A new patent filed by Sony for a technology called “scene tagging” could suggest the creation and sharing of user-generated content will be a big part of the PlayStation 5. As spotted by RespawnFirst, Sony Interactive Entertainment had a…

[ad_1] Start Small A developmental psychologist thinks we should let artificially intelligent robots learn like babies and toddlers do — in supervised “day cares.” “What you need is kind of a little, helpless, not-very-strong robot that can’t break things very…